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wasn’t used to and it unnerved her.
“If you ever tell anyone about what we discussed here, it will be the end for you, do you understand?”
“I do. You don’t need to do this. There is no one for me to talk to. I’m all on my own. There’s only Daphne.”
His thumb rested against her neck, right over her pulse.
She didn’t know why, but he started to stroke her. He tilted her head back and he was so close. Was he going to kiss her?
She licked her lips, not with the intention of him watching her, but it was there, lurking.
She waited. Expected. Nothing. He pulled away and she watched him go.
The heat in her body remained. Rather than wait around for him to return, she took the first-aid kit back to the bathroom. Only, she didn’t leave immediately.
Grabbing the edge of the sink, she looked up into her reflection.
Her cheeks were flushed. The shirt she wore didn’t hide the evidence of her puckered nipples. She was on fire and there was no mistaking why. She was aroused by him.
Taking a deep breath, she ran some cold water and splashed her face.
You have to get a grip. There’s no way this is ever going to be anything for either of you.
With the cold water covering her face and neck, she looked back at her reflection. It was just typical and her luck. The first guy she had any real feelings about happened to be the alpha of a pack who’d hunted her down, and now she was at his mercy.
Shaking her head, she left the bathroom and quickly checked the house for any sign of him.
Nothing. He was gone.
Rather than be happy about that, she was incredibly sad. Living in his home all the time with only Daphne for company, she couldn’t help but feel incredibly lonely.
Her only compensation was going outside. There was nothing else in her life.
She walked upstairs and rather than go to her room, she went to Daphne’s. To the only real connection she had with another person.
Sitting in the rocking chair, she lifted up the pillow she used to help feed her, and sat, watching the baby. Daphne slept soundly. Nothing seemed to disturb her.
Rocko was a mystery. One moment he looked like he wanted to kill her. In the next, she was sure he wanted to kiss her or do other things.
She’d been a virgin all of her life but that didn’t mean she was a fool or blind to what sex was. Men talked. Women talked. There were books and movies and everything in between.
What would it be like to actually have a man, to belong to him?
It wouldn’t ever happen for her. This was her life now.
Romance was the thing of the past. She could only focus on the future and not in the hope of fairytale endings.
Chapter Three
“They also have a camp not too far from here,” Brian said.
Rocko looked at the six humans he’d killed, their bodies already decaying. The scent of death hung heavy in the air. The pain from the bullet wounds was already a distant memory, but for these men, their broken necks couldn’t be saved.
Violence. It was all he knew.
Humans were intent on destroying them all, and he was going to stop each and every single one of them.
“They got too close.”
“I heard one of our prison men mention a tracking device,” Brian said.
“A tracking device?”
“Yes. Last night. News of the attack run rampant amongst the prisoners, and when they believe they’re being saved, their mouths loosen.”
Rocko gritted his teeth. He’d not had them medically searched or checked for any tracking device but he wouldn’t put it past them.
“It would explain how they got so close without us detecting them,” Lucas, another of his patrolmen, said.
Without his extra senses on full alert last night, there was a chance he would have been captured. He’d needed to get away from his home.
Each day he left Winter, the scent of her in the house grew stronger, and with it, his need for her did. Even his wolf was on edge. He wanted to fuck her. To sink his hard cock deep inside her virgin pussy. To have her bleed on him so he could consume her every fucking second.
He couldn’t allow himself to do that.
She was a human and he didn’t trust humans, even if he did want to fuck this one. He wouldn’t give in to the weakness. He was better than that.
“If the humans have tracking devices,